Last month a very adorable Yorkshire Terrier was stolen from a Brooklyn pet store, and was found after a mysterious women led the owner on a strange hunt for clues throughout the borough. The eight week old puppy needed special feedings and medicines because it was so young. The puppy was stolen from David Dietz's Puppy Paradise in Marine Park on February 16. The employees were busy helping other customers in the shop. The surveillance cameras were able to captured images of a teenage boy who was allegedly involved in the theft. imagfile://localhost/Users/pearsons/Desktop/www.msnbc.msn.com:.webloces.
The helped the police track the boy down. The women and the boy were charged with grand larceny. There still wasn't a sign of the puppy. Nearly a month after the puppy had vanished, Dietz's had received a very mysterious phone call from an unknown women. The unknown women reportedly said she would return the puppy the next day. Dietz was told to go to East 86th street and Farragut Road and look for the note on the tree. Dietz's found the note on the tree that instructed him to go to Flatbush ave. Dietz's found the puppy and he looked very plump and well cared for.
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